Category Archives: Fishing Reports

Due to some windier conditions that expected on the Pamlico the last few days, we’ve been exploring the lower Roanoke for some post-spawn striper action.   We’ve found excellent numbers of fish the last two days with 50-100 fish catches.  … Continue reading →

Our late spring/summer mixed bag season on the Pamlico if off with a bang.  The speckled trout fishing is pretty good.  On top of all the trout, we threw back about 4 flounder today that were 18-20″.    We also … Continue reading →

Our 2020 spring season on the Roanoke River in Weldon is a wrap, and we are looking ahead to new fishing opportunities in late May and June.  We have many excellent options ahead of us.  Our speckled trout fishing will … Continue reading →

I have this coming Tuesday morning (May 12) open for a 5 hour Weldon trip.  We can start around 7 (give or take I’m flexible).  Let me know if you want it.  Here are some pictures from last week’s trips.  … Continue reading →

I just had this coming Wednesday morning (May 6 a.m.) come available.  We are flexible on the start time but generally try to fish our morning trips from 7-12.  They are 5 hours, which is all the time you need.  … Continue reading →

In 2018, my friend Joe Albea, the producer of Carolina Outdoor Journal, had an unusual and ambitious idea and asked me to tag along on a great adventure.  Joe likes to fish for 2 species:  shad and speckled trout.  He … Continue reading →

During this whole Coronavirus crisis, I’ve still been fishing as much as possible, limiting my contact to family and clients on the boat.  I don’t see that as irresponsible or illegal.  We are just trying to keep working through all … Continue reading →

I can’t think of a better way to mitigate some cabin fever from this Coronavirus situation than to enjoy some fresh air in the great outdoors.  We’ve been having some amazing fishing lately between the pre-spawn striper bite in the … Continue reading →

Striper fishing over the past week or so has been excellent for the most part.  Since the river came up really high during the 35k cfs (cubic feet per second) release a few weeks ago, the fishing in the river … Continue reading →